My worry is that there has been no discernable improvement in our performances. I had hoped that the tiniest green shoots of revival might be beginning to peep through, but if you did not know Sherwood had had the bullet you would never know it from our performances.Traore on in the 85th minute? Gestede on at all? Hardly the stuff of massive Gallic intellect.
Quote from: brian green on December 13, 2015, 06:56:04 PMMy worry is that there has been no discernable improvement in our performances. I had hoped that the tiniest green shoots of revival might be beginning to peep through, but if you did not know Sherwood had had the bullet you would never know it from our performances.Traore on in the 85th minute? Gestede on at all? Hardly the stuff of massive Gallic intellect.I'd say the second half performance was pretty reasonable against the league leaders.
Quote from: PaulWinch again on December 13, 2015, 07:02:25 PMQuote from: brian green on December 13, 2015, 06:56:04 PMMy worry is that there has been no discernable improvement in our performances. I had hoped that the tiniest green shoots of revival might be beginning to peep through, but if you did not know Sherwood had had the bullet you would never know it from our performances.Traore on in the 85th minute? Gestede on at all? Hardly the stuff of massive Gallic intellect.I'd say the second half performance was pretty reasonable against the league leaders.Its easy to play 2 nil down with the other team just going through the motions.
Quote from: ChicagoLion on December 13, 2015, 07:25:50 PMQuote from: PaulWinch again on December 13, 2015, 07:02:25 PMQuote from: brian green on December 13, 2015, 06:56:04 PMMy worry is that there has been no discernable improvement in our performances. I had hoped that the tiniest green shoots of revival might be beginning to peep through, but if you did not know Sherwood had had the bullet you would never know it from our performances.Traore on in the 85th minute? Gestede on at all? Hardly the stuff of massive Gallic intellect.I'd say the second half performance was pretty reasonable against the league leaders.Its easy to play 2 nil down with the other team just going through the motions.arsenal wont have an easier game all season
Quote from: Richard on December 13, 2015, 05:24:06 PMI like Garde I can see what he's trying to do and the style of play he wants - just has no quality to work withSo do I. I just don't see why he perseveres with Gestede.
I like Garde I can see what he's trying to do and the style of play he wants - just has no quality to work with
I agree PWA but we have this terrible collective vice as a team of not doing the business when the business needs to be done. L'esprit de l'escalier I think BE would call it.
Quote from: Hoppo on December 13, 2015, 05:46:13 PMI don't have all the answers but I know the answers to the questions I raised. Why not unleash Adama?Adama was unleashed against Watford with 20 or so minutes to go. He had two runs that started with all the elegance of a horny loose bull that ended in nothing and spent the final 15 minutes imitating Lord Lucan.
I don't have all the answers but I know the answers to the questions I raised. Why not unleash Adama?
Well as much as I'm a bit worried about his lack of impact during the games at least he's calling out the local players who have had an easy life at this club for too long...first making Jack sweat for a recall and now he's called out Agbonlahor.[quoteAston Villa boss Remi Garde has told Gabby Agbonlahor he needs to do more to force his way back into favour.Agbonlahor was omitted from the matchday 18 for the defeat to Arsenal at Villa Park.Garde confirmed that the Brummie striker was left out on form and was not inured as Villa lost 2-0 to the new Premier League leaders."No, he was available for selection. but that's all," said the Villa boss.Asked if Agbonlahor needs to do more to earn a place in the squad for next weekend's trip to Newcastle, Garde replied: "Yes."Gabby has been away because of injury and needs more training sessions before coming into the team."Garde also explained why he included teenage midfielder Jordan Lyden in a matchday squad for the first time.The 19-year-old Australian was an unused substitute against the Gunners.Garde said: "I saw a young player very committed, bringing his energy into the training sessions and I like that."]